From 2000-2007 with my system* we would have had 34 trades resulting in 19 winning trades averaging +9.57% profit. We would have had 13 losing trades averaging -3.56% in losses, each losing trade averaging 17 days in the market due primarily to being whipsawed. (Whipsawing happens in markets that are basically moving sideways; we get a buy signal quickly followed by a sell signal and thereby suffer a small loss.) Our winning trades would have performed 2.68 times better than our losing trades. This is a key statistic, because frankly our winning trades were only approximately 60 percent of our total trades, BUT the fact that the winning trades so outpaced the losing trades in terms of money made vs. money lost is what makes this system* so valuable. Equally important is the fact that when we were in a bear market, we were sitting safely on the sidelines. We also had two trades where we broke even.
We averaged one trade every 15 weeks or roughly every 3.5 months. Here is the bottom line. My system* gets you out of the market when the market is going down and gets you into the market when it is going up. Does it get any better than that?
I think you will agree, the results are pretty impressive. Had you used my system* in the years 2000, 2001 and 2002 you would have not suffered such devastating losses.
So...how did I come up with this winning formula? In some ways I stumbled upon it; in other ways it was the culmination of a lot of years of trial and error. To know how I could come up with this system* you have to know how my mind works Click here for an example (in doing so, you will also receive a free bonus).
I am always looking to "build a better mousetrap" in that I am never satisfied with what other people are offering. I have this need to come up with a better way to do the same thing.
Anyway, over the years, I have looked around and subscribed to various financial newsletters all touting how they can beat the market by subscribing to their proprietary formula. For a monthly fee ranging anywhere from $20.00 to a couple of hundred dollars I could subscribe, and each week I would get an update on the market and when it was time to either buy into the market (go long) or sell the market and go into cash.
What I soon realized was that the quality of performance of these services was in no way related to how much I paid each month. Naturally, over time I got frustrated with these services and started looking elsewhere for that magic formula. I soon found a charting website that also offered "free advice" from some of their subscribers on how to beat the market by looking for certain changes in certain indicators. I had some success with them, certainly no worse than the subscription services and these services were free.
I also learned a lot about the meaning of technical indicators. All stock indicators are about yesterday's news meaning they all tell you what has already occurred and only give some insight into what might happen tomorrow.

